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A man, 39, was shot in the chest in Atlanta and remains hospitalized while the police investigate the incident.
A 22-year-old man was found shot in Atlanta and was conscious when transported to the hospital; the incident is under investigation with no immediate arrests.
Community & Society in ...
Lawrenceville won the 2025 NLC City Cultural Diversity Award for initiatives like ReCAST, supporting community and diversity through mental health services and civic engagement.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
Crane removal in Atlanta caused North Avenue NW closure, requiring detours and rerouting traffic but sidewalks remained open for pedestrians; now reopened.
Weather & Environment in ...
Heavy rainfall and thunderstorms are expected in Atlanta with a 90% chance of precipitation and potential gusts up to 30 mph, followed by a wet start to the week.
The DeKalb County Election Board will meet on April 10, 2025, to discuss voter challenges and routine matters, with provisions for public comments in person or via email.
DeKalb County CEO Lorraine Cochran-Johnson issues an Executive Order to halt new spending and hiring, ensuring fiscal responsibility amid uncertain federal funding.
The inaugural meeting of the EMROC in Milton focussed on overseeing the quality of ambulance services by AMR to enhance life-saving services in North Fulton.
Dunwoody and the PCIDs have commenced the Ashford Dunwoody Path, aiming to enhance local pedestrian and cycling routes, with Phase 1 now open and Phase 2 underway.
Former dancer Courtney Hale sues Magic City strip club in Atlanta for sexual harassment and wage violations, alleging she was forced to share tips with staff under duress.
Conyers man Clinton Eric Johnson received a life sentence without parole plus 25 years for a 2020 murder and assault resulting from domestic violence.
Three Muslim women experienced a hate-fueled verbal assault while praying at the Avalon Shopping Pavilion; no charges were filed as it was deemed to fall under First Amendment protections.
Newton County Board of Commissioners honored local 4-H students for their strong performance at a district competition, where 59% of participants placed in the top three.
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